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... within six months.— THOMAS OFTZMANN and CO.. 27, Baker-street, Portman-square No business connection with any other bouse. PIANOS. —Three ye»rs' system, 15s. per month. Be ?? the property of the hirer if the payments are kept up.— THOMAS OETZMANN and CO. ...
... Holland, Esq. John WUliam Birch, Esq. The Right Hon. John GeUi- Herbert Brooks, Esq. brand Hubbard. Robert Wigram Crawford, Esq. Thomas Newman Hunt, Esq. . Mark Wilks Collet, Esq. Charles Frederick Huth, Esq. j Samuel Steuart Gladstone. Esq. WUliam Lidderdale ...
... at Roland House, South Kensington, l.oii.li.n. S.W, Thomas Skinner, ased sixty-six. Friends wiU please accept of this (the only) intimation. ?? âL\ .â on the Ist inst., at Whittlesey, Cambe, Thomas Xi null Speedily, in her eighty -first year. TEMJEKI ...
... above-mentioned » mas ia the neighbourhood of Guildford or Reigate, where the marriages mentioned may also liave taken place THOMAS BOWKER, 1, Grays-inn-square, London, W.C. A DOPTION.â Will any __ady _ ADOPT a fine, i.i_-_Jr y bO J,'- Alfed eight months ...
... Rev. 0. H. Turner, M.A. Dr. Ooodhart. Thomas Utrher, Esq. F. Vf, Groves, Esq. A. T. Walmbley. Ksq. J. A. Han trey, Esq. Rev. L. Borrott White. M.A. Alderman Hanson. Rev. F. B. Wigram, M. A. A. E. Gathorne- Hardy, Ksq. Reginald Freke William-, Esq , Canon ...
... ON SATURDAY. THE Late THOMAS LANDSEER'S WORKS.— A Collection of CHOICE PKOIFi hy th*s eminent ergiaver, including most of the engravings after nis brother's paintings (the late Sir Elwin Landsaer), are N'll*V ON VIEW at Thomas M 'Lean's Gallery, 7, day ...
... FREEMAN THOMAS. LAST NIGHT OF HIS SEASON. THIS EVENING, at 7.50. Admission, Two Shillings. GRAND ORCHESTRA— ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERFORMERS. Conductor, Mr. A. Gwyllym Crowe. Leader, Mr. Carrodus. Solo Cornet, Mr. Howard Reynolds. MR. W. FREEMAN THOMAS'S BENEFIT ...
... E. Verboeckhoven ; and works of D P.oberts. B V.. C Stautield. R.A, E. VV. Cooke. R. A., G H. 1.-ughtoii, ?? F. D. Hardy, Heywood, Hardy, T. Wheatley, K.A., W. Shaver. Ac. from iliitereut private coUectious. May be viewed three days preceding and catalogues ...
... Blackett, Publishers, 13, Great Marlhorough-street. NBW NOVEL BY ANNIE THOMAS (MRS. PENDER CUDLIP)! On Monday next, AnguH 13, in 3 vols., THE COLTHOP. PE COUSINS. By ANNIE THOMAS, Author of Friends and Lovers, Ac _^ v^ vu l^ a^L^ ?? l,tham P ton ' ...
... MISS HARDY'S NEVV _ NOVEL Now ready, at all Libraries, in 3 vols., FRIEND and LOVER. By IZA D'JFFUS HARDY, Author of •■ Glencairn, &c A powerful story, well worth reatiing. The plot Is ino>en?* ous, original, and yet perfectly natural Alias Hardy's sketches ...
... and Quekett 2 2 0 1 G. M. Arnold, Esq 110 Thomas Paine, Esq 2 2 0 ' E. J. Fooks, Esq 110 Thomas Dunn, Esq 2 2 0 I C. Chadwick, Esq 110 Edward Sumner, Esq 2 2 0 I B. Arnold, Esq 1 10 G.H.Drew. Esq 2 20 Thomas Vezey, Esq 1 10 Augustus Mason.Esq 220 Russell ...